Thanksgiving
No School
Tuesday, October 15
Ann and Sandy Cross Conservation Field Trip
Please remember to come prepared to be outside for the day and bring a litter-less lunch and water bottle.
- winter boots
- toque
- mittens
- snow pants
- winter coat
- lunch
- water bottle filled with water
- sunscreen (face)
Wednesday, October 16
Math: Looking for patterns when subtracting with regrouping
Write: Travelling in Time from Modern Day to Settler Times to First Nations
PE
Read
Time Capsule
Write: Travelling in Time from Modern Day to Settler Times to First Nations
- What would I see in each era? (shelter, transportation, clothing, food, waste)
- What would I hear in each era? (shelter, transportation, clothing, food, waste)
- How is the land impacted by the people and their wants/needs in each era?
- Were things manufactured or made?
- How is the land used?
PE
Read
Time Capsule
Thursday, October 17
Math: practicing with subtraction
Need more practice questions? Here is the link we used in class math games subtraction
PE
Music
Write
Art: Creating a sunset using water-colours. Choosing warm colours.
Buddies
Need more practice questions? Here is the link we used in class math games subtraction
PE
Music
Write
Art: Creating a sunset using water-colours. Choosing warm colours.
Buddies
Friday, October 18
Teachers: Raya and Nikita
Writing: Traveling in time - Modern Day to Settlers to First Nations and back
Gym
Math: Operations Game
Art: finish art by adding the multi-media pieces
Our Trip to Ann and Sandy Cross...
Teachers: Raya and Nikita
Writing: Traveling in time - Modern Day to Settlers to First Nations and back
Gym
Math: Operations Game
Art: finish art by adding the multi-media pieces
Our Trip to Ann and Sandy Cross...
Arrowhead - large |
Looking up inside the tipi |
Looking out over the land - where would you put your tipi? |
Fescue Grass - native to Alberta |
Brome Grass - introduced invasive grass |
Looking at a gall - maybe a wasp in there |
Thinking about the ecological footprint of the First Nations people |
Can you see the mule deer? Do you know how to tell the difference between mule deer and white-tailed deer? |
Bergomot - anyone want to make Earl Grey tea? |
Saskatoon Berries |
Can you see the hoof print? What animal do you think made it? |
Learning about the settlers:
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Eating lunch |
A beautiful chinook arch |
Bear Scat - see the berries? |
Coyote scat - look how twisted it is |
Deer scat |
Can you see Calgary? Look at the brown layer covering our city. This is smog (air pollution). |